[Bish0pQ]

This seems fun to play around with. If they're not too expensive I might pick one up. I like the design & portability.

This one is $50... With shipping it's $65.
Most of the other MS-DOS are about $140.
There's a bunch of Windows CE ones, but they use the SuperH architecture, and I don't want to have to go searching everywhere to find the instruction set, and then learn the instruction set. (80186 is a subset of x86).

There's a few modern ones that run Windows XP, Vista, or 7. (The SONY VAIO UX for example)

That is actually not as expensive as I thought. I had a PDA running XP, though it wasn't really convinient and it didn't work very good.

[Blink]

So... I found my wallet and bought the 95LX!

It'll arrive next Monday, I guess I'll do a mini-review.

[3rd Impact]

What can these even be used for?

[Blink]

What can these even be used for?

I'm planning on connecting it to a WiFi connected Arduino, and making something similar to SSH to control my desktop.

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Update: Its coming tomorrow.

[Blink]

Forgot to update.

It came in. So did a PCMCIA to SDHC adapter. Now I need to find an SD card...

I have no idea where the cable I got for serial is.

It works great! There's a small hiss noise that is louder at boot and shutdown, and seems to click. The clicking happens at a higher frequency when a key is pressed. If someone can tell me why this is, that would be awesome, as I've got no idea.

[rainforest]

This seems awesome! What are you going to do with it? It reminds me of a old graphing calculator.

[Blink]

This seems awesome! What are you going to do with it? It reminds me of a old graphing calculator.

TI calculator? I've done a lot with the TI-84 plus.

I'm gonna try to hook it up to a microcontroller with WiFi and remotely access my main computer. I uhh... Sorta can't find my palmtop now, so I really need to find it.

[boobyboy]

Haha, this is actually neat.